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PASSENGER AIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES BETWEEN PT. MUGU CA AND SAN NICOLAS ISLAND CA.

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F11626-00-R-0005Federal

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This contract involves providing air transportation services for passengers and baggage between Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California, and San Nicolas Island, California. The aircraft used must be IFR equipped, multi-engine, and turbine-powered to ensure reliable operations. The primary mission is to shuttle passengers daily with a schedule that includes five outbound missions from Point Mugu to San Nicolas, capable of transporting at least 130 passengers within a 2.5-hour window. The initial two-week period features a high volume of flights, with approximately 370 outbound and inbound passengers during the first week and around 310 each way in the second. Additional flights may be required on weekends, holidays, and to other locations within a 200 nautical mile radius of Point Mugu, indicating flexibility beyond the main shuttle route. The contract is set for a twelve-month base period starting October 1, 2000, with the option for four additional one-year extensions, plus a possible six-month extension as specified by FAR 52.217-8. To be eligible, offerors must meet stringent Department of Defense commercial air carrier quality and safety standards, which are more rigorous than standard FAA Part 135 requirements. The solicitation process was set to receive offers by mid-May 2000. Contact information for relevant officials and resources for small business participation are provided, and a clear emphasis is placed on maintaining high safety and operational standards for all contracted air transport services.

General Info

Provide IFR multi-engine air transport for passengers and baggage between Point Mugu and San Nicolas Island.

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NAICS

481111 - Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation

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PhasePresolicitation

PostedMar 29

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Full Description

Air transportation of passengers and baggage utilizing aircraft that are IFR equipped, multi-engine, and turbine powered. The purpose of the contract is to shuttle passengers between NAS Point Mugu CA and San Nicolas Island CA daily. (Mon through Friday the first week and Mon through Thur the second week. Appx 370 outbound and 370 inbound the first week and 310 outbound and 310 inbound the second week.) Additional missions between these locations may be required during the week, weekends, and holidays as well as other off-line locations within a 200 nautical mile radius of Point Mugu. Requires airlift with the capability to move 130 passengers with no more than five outbound missions from Point Mugu to San Nicolas. A minimum of 130 passengers must be moved within 2.5 hours. This requirement is for a twelve-month performance period beginning 1 October 2000 with four one-year option periods and includes a "not to exceed" six-month performance extension as authorized by FAR 52.217-8. Date for receipt of offers is on or about 18 May 2000. Links to the AMC Small Business Specialist, USAF Small Business Specialist, and the Small Business Administration follow, respectively: http://www.scott.af.mil, http://www.selltoairforce.org, and http://www.sba.gov. To be awarded a contract under this solicitation, prospective offerors, if they are Part 135 Air Carriers, must satisfy all DoD Commercial Air Carrier Quality and Safety Requirements as described in 32 CFR, Part 861.3, and the DoD Additional Standards for Contract Passenger Operations under FAR Part 135. These requirements exceed the FAA Part 135 standards in several areas. For additional information, contact HQ AMC/DOB at +1 (555) 000-0000.